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‘If these hotels come up, Kaziranga will be destroyed.’ In Assam, a community fights for its land

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The conflict encapsulates a question increasingly confronting protected areas: Who benefits when ecologically sensitive landscapes become destinations for luxury tourism? Arijit Sen Published 22.08.26, 01:47 PM Kaziranga protest against land acquisition Youth for Bokakhat For the last few months, Geeta Gowala has only been able to step out of her home and get as far as a fence that cuts across what was once her family’s farmland.
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Why Assam floods every monsoon, how this year it is different, and what the way forward is

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| The Telegraph (India) Verified
This time, the floods have been more devastating than usual but also beyond the familiar areas. They have struck with unusual force along the south bank of the Brahmaputra in Upper Assam, where residents have far fewer memories of catastrophic inundation Arijit Sen Published 10.08.26, 11:49 AM Aerial view of flood-affected areas in Assam. Sourced by the correspondent At least 200,000 people have been affected and at least 100 people have died due to the floods in Assam this year.
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Get up, stand up: Across the world, dissent gets a remix with humour and digital fluency

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| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Those who saw the uprisings in Egypt, Nepal and Bangladesh and pro-Palestine demonstrations in the US tell The Telegraph Online how Jantar Mantar felt familiar to them Arijit Sen Published 06.08.26, 11:51 AM A man holds a poster during an ongoing protest, days after thousands of protesters marched towards parliament demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over examination paper leaks, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, India, July 24, 2026.
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